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takeoffyourofire,andthengo
uptobed.youleavethedoorsandsthatare
notinuseopen,sothattheskeyescape.”
”godblessyou,sir”thensaid.”youhavebeenafortindeed
tous,andihavegoodhopesthattheplagueher
angus.”
cyrilfirsttothedoctors,aedhadtakenplace.
”ioingandseehoheyare,”hencluded,
”andbringyouroundartonyourrounds.”
”youhavedoneveryhedoctorsaid.”ifpeople
every,andobeyordersashoseyou
havebeenightcheckthe
spreadoftheplague;butyouhattheyarequitethe
exception.”
this,indeed,provedtobethecase.innyinstahepeople
ractedhgriefahattheyranaboutthehouse
likedpersons,gandsg,runninginandoutofthe
sickchaer,orsittingthereghelplessly,andrefusingto
leavethebodyuntilittothedeadcart.buth
suchcasescyrilhadnothingtodo,asthedoctor
tothehouseshathisinstrusarried
out.
tohisgreatsatisfa,cyrilfoundthattheprecautionstakenin
thefirstoing,he
inquiredatthedoor,andreceivedtheanswer,”allarewell.”
inaugusttheplaguegreatlyincreasedinviolehedeathsrising
totenthousandahepopulation.
itseedthatallanyoutoftheir
nds.thequaolongerdroveaflourishingtradeintheir
pretendednostru;theseterlydiscredited,foothing
seedoftheslightestavail.soe,and
affectedtodefyfate.thetaveserous
shoutsandsoockthedislcriesfrohehousesh
theredcrossonthedoor.robberieshe
dahepest,robbersbrokeintothehouseshe
inteshadperishedbytheplague,andrifledtheftheir
valuables.thenursespluhedying.allnaturalaffe
seedatanend.
thosestrieedbyalltheirrelatives,a
alooperish.
bandsofrecklessyouhroughthestreetssinging,
and,dressingupinsks,perfordthedanceofdeath.thedead
anytobecarriedasatnighttothegreatpits
preparedforthebutthedisltohebell,andthecriesof
”bringoutyourdead”souhestreetsallday.itwasno
longerpossibletoetis
plaguestritheirbedsandrunthroughthe
streetsuntiltheydroppeddead.onesu,intheheightofhis
deliriusprangintotheriver,and,aftersngaboutforso
ti,retuedtotheshore,rvellouslyaladybythe
shock.
cyrilr.
etseveralpeoplegatheredthere,butthe
nuerbecafeeheihat
hethoughtthatittostayaway,exposedas
her.his
sre.
”hehandsofgod,”hesaid.”thestreetsarefullof
infeyselffrequentlygotoprayyfriends
intheearlieststagesofthelady.thereisnolongeranyusein
precautions.allgoondoingourdutyuntilalled
aongthefeay
beoneorreitten,thoughunnsciousyetthat
theirsuonshase.”
angotherscyrilr.ands.harvey,whowere,
theoldhifroheuntry,butayingintownon
ailybusiness.
”ihavetriedtopersuadetheoretuhoandtostaythereuntil
theplagueain.they
are,likeself,indepes,aeasilytobetuedfrobr >
aresolutiontheyhavetaken.”
cyriluldeasilyuandthat.harveylyhe,
frohedes,hadpiself
thataroundheadsoldiereface,eyesdeeply
sunkinhishead,highuth,andasquarejaw.he
ust,asayoung
n,havebeenverypoeway,
thatstruckcyrilasbeingtheresultoflongeffort,foracertain
restlessaoventoftheeye,
toldofanaturallyiulsiveandfierydispositioantly
usedscripturaltextsintheurseofhisspeech.hiswifewas
gentleandquiet,butitthatthererong
syathybet,aingthenceor
tfarbetterthahoughtheshoulddoon
theirfirstintrodu.this,partlyduetothefact
that.harveyfrequeeredintoion,and
appearedtoihielfinhiheoo,atypethatwas
altogetheehisfather,andhisfathers
panions,hehadheardnothinggoodofthepuritans,butthe
evidenessofthisnsnatureeextent,in
acehhisoion,athat,widelyashe
ghtdifferfroinallpointsofpolitics,heuldnotbut
respecthitheeveningshe
iouedontheplague,buttheytalkedofother
passis,ofthetrialsoftheirfriends,andofthelahat
ists.
”r.harvey
abruptlyaskedidstofa
generalion.
cyriltleheuedquestion.
”ithinkallpersecutionsfornscesakearewrong,”hesaid,
afterantspause,”andgenerallyreiluponthepersecutors.
spainlosthollandooherpersecutionofthepeople.france
lostgreatnuersofherbestcitizensbyherlathe
protestants.iagreehyouthhly,thatthepersecutionofthe
nonnforstsatpresentisagrievouserror,andacruelinjustice;
but,atthesati,ifyouysayingso,itisthe
naturalnsequenists,when
theyinistersofthey
tutorinfran,
hisliving,likethousandsofothernisters,becausehe
g
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